Passport Information

Overview

Fees

Documents Required

APPLICANT'S PHYSICAL PRESENCE IS MANDATORY WITH AN APPOINTMENT FOR ANY OF YOUR NEAREST CENTRES FOR PASSPORT APPLICATIONS

(PLEASE DONT SEND BY POST)

ONLY CLEAR AND BRIGHT PHOTOS OF 5CM*5CM WILL BE ACCEPTED WITH A WHITE BACKGROUND

Please check the documents below as per your case – note that incomplete files will not be accepted:

IMPORTANT: Please ensure to fill Affidavit O for all applications where there is any change in signature or appearance (minor or major) in relation to your previous passport.

• Major Applicant (Regular status*): no change in passport entries

  1. Online form duly filled and signed.
  2. One Photograph: smudged, hazy or less bright photograph will be rejected. (50 mm* 50 mm; white background)
  3. Original Indian passport along with self-attested copies of first and last pages (in case of lost passport the copy or at least the passport number should be provided)
  4. Self-attested photocopy of the valid French Titre de Séjour/Récépissé/French Visa and original to be shown for verification (For Indians resident and student in France)

  5. Photocopy of one of the following to prove your address in France in the name of applicant or his/her spouse:
     Electricity bill/ Gas bill/ Landline/Mobile/Water bill, Rent receipt (Printed version only) or Bank statement (Relevé de compte). Kindly be noted "ATTESTATION DE HEBERGEMENT” will not be accepted as address proof for adults..

     Please note that the document should not be more than 6 months old.

  6. To duly fill in Annexure 'A' (For those applicants who have criminal proceedings pending against them and whose applications would attract the provisions of clause (f) of sub-section (2) of Section 6 of the Passports Act, 1967.
  7. Undertaking: to be filled by all applicants when submitting any application

  8. VFS Declaration form to be printed and signed

     (*Regular status: having valid visa, residence card, récépissé etc.)

• Major (not Regular status*): no change in passport entries

  1. Online form duly filled and signed.
  2. One Photograph: smudged, hazy or less bright photograph will be rejected. (50 mm* 50 mm; white background)
  3. Original Indian passport along with self-attested copies of first and last pages (in case of lost passport the copy or at least the passport number should be provided)

  4. Photocopy of one of the following to prove your address in France in the name of applicant or his/her spouse: Electricity bill/ Gas bill/ Landline/Mobile/Water bill, Rent receipt (Printed version only) or Bank statement (Relevé de compte). Kindly be noted "ATTESTATION DE HEBERGEMENT " will not be accepted as address proof for adults.

     Please note that the document should not be more than 6 months old.

     An Email proof of regularization to the prefecture for seeking Appointments (email should be only sent by the declared email from the application form)

  5. Immigrants Declaration form + First Entry Visa (Schengen Visa) copy + Detailed explanation letter, how you came to France.

  6. Any two of the following six documents as proof of regularization in France:

     1. Detailed Tax paper (For last 3 years).
     2. Work Contract.
     3. Bank statement (not more than 6 months old).
     4. Promesse D'Embauche - A letter by the Employer indicating that the contract would be awarded after passport has been received and salary slips (not more than 6 months old).
     5. Valid Medical Card (Aide Médical d’état) - to bring original for verification.
     6. Salary Slip/Fiche de Paie (Less than 6 months only)
     7. To duly fill in Annexure 'A' (For those applicants who have criminal proceedings pending against them and whose applications would attract the provisions of clause (f) of sub-section (2) of Section 6 of the Passports Act, 1967.
  7. Undertaking: to be filled by all applicants when submitting any application

  8. VFS Declaration form to be printed and signed

     (*Regular status: having valid visa, residence card, récépissé etc.)

• Minor applicant (Regular status*):no change in passport entries

  1. Online form duly filled and signed.
  2. One Photograph: smudged, hazy or less bright photograph will be rejected. (50 mm* 50 mm; white background)
  3. Original Indian passport along with self-attested copies of first and last pages (in case of lost passport the copy or at least the passport number should be provided) along with passport copies of parents.
  4. Passport copies of parents.
  5. Photocopy of Carte de Circulation/Residence Card of the applicant attested by Parent(s)
  6. Photocopy of one of the following to prove your address in France in the name of parent(s): Electricity, Gas, Landline/Mobile telephone bill/Rent receipt (the bill should not be more than 6 months old)
  7. Copy of the marriage certificate of the parents (or Annexure C if child is born out of wedlock or other parent’s whereabouts is unknown)
  8. Declaration Minor form
  9. Annexure H

  10. At time of submission of application if:

      1. Both parents are in France and one parent is present to deposit the application: Annexure ‘H’
      2. Single parent with no authorization from other parent: Annexure ‘G’
      3. One parent is in France and the other parent is in India or another country abroad: Annexure ‘H’ filled by the parent residing abroad and attested by the Indian Mission abroad/RPO in India and then signed by the parent in France.
  11. To duly fill in Annexure 'A' (For those applicants who have criminal proceedings pending against them and whose applications would attract the provisions of clause (f) of sub-section (2) of Section 6 of the Passports Act, 1967.
  12. Undertaking: to be filled by all applicants when submitting any application

  13. VFS Declaration form to be printed and signed

      (*Regular status: having valid visa, residence card, récépissé etc.)

• Minor applicant (Not Regular status*): no change in passport entries

  1. Online form duly filled and signed.
  2. One Photograph: smudged, hazy or less bright photograph will be rejected. (50 mm* 50 mm; white background)
  3. Original Indian passport along with self-attested copies of first and last pages (in case of lost passport the copy
     or at least the passport number should be provided).
  4. Passport copies of parents.
  5. Immigrants Declaration form in respect of child and parent(s) in France.

  First Entry Visa (Schengen Visa) copy + Detailed explanation letter, how you
  came to France.

  6. Photocopy of one of the following to prove your address in France in the name of parent(s): Electricity, Gas,

  Landline/Mobile telephone bill/Rent agreement (the bill should not be more than 6 months old)

  7. Copy of the marriage certificate of the parents (or Annexure C if child is born out of wedlock or other parent’s whereabouts is unknown)
  8. Declaration Minor form
  9. Annexure H

  10. At time of submission of application if:

      1. Both parents are in France and one parent is present to deposit the application: Annexure ‘H’
      2. Single parent with no authorization from other parent: Annexure ‘G’
      3. One parent is in France and the other parent is in India or another country abroad: Annexure ‘H’ filled by the

      parent residing abroad and attested by the Indian Mission abroad/RPO in India and then signed by the parent in
      France.

  11. To duly fill in Annexure 'A' (For those applicants who have criminal proceedings pending against them and
      whose applications would attract the provisions of clause (f) of sub-section (2) of Section 6 of the Passports Act, 1967.
  12. Undertaking: to be filled by all applicants when submitting any application

  13. VFS Declaration form to be printed and signed

      (*Regular status: having valid visa, residence card, récépissé etc.)

• ADDITIONAL DOCUMENTS FOR CHANGE OF NAME OF THE APPLICANT

  1. Minor changes in Name : Name split (Ex:- Given name ‘Ram Mohan’ to given name ‘Ram’ and surname ‘Mohan’ ) / Change of spelling which phonetically does not result in change of name (ex:- D’souza to De Souza) / Variation of a name as mentioned in birth certificate (ex:- Sanjiv to Sanjeev) :-

     1. Affidavit ‘O’ and
     2. Two public documents in the said name (if the applicant is on long term stay or work permit in France documents from French government can also be accepted). For addition/deletion/change of spouse name in the passport as well as change of name and surname by female passport applicants on the basis of marriage/divorce, etc, the documents required are as follows:
        

        1. For addition of spouse name in passport:

           (a) Marriage Certificate

           or

           (b) Joint Photo Declaration signed by both husband & wife

        2. For deletion of spouse name:

           (a) Divorce order/ decree

        3. For change of spouse name

           (a) Divorce order/ decree or death certificate of first spouse and

           (b) Re-marriage certificate or Joint Photo Declaration by both husband & wife

        4. For Change of surname by women applicant following marriage/ divorce:

           (a) Marriage certificate or Joint Photo Declaration by both husband & wife.

           (b) Divorce order/ decree (if name/ surname change is based on divorce)

        5. In case of full change of name after marriage, the standard name change procedure should be followed.

           Note: Foreign divorce judgements will not be valid. In case of mutually agreed or mutually properly contested divorce cases also, an application must be submitted by the parties at the competent Indian civil court and a declaratory order authenticating and confirming that the foreign divorce decree is in accordance with Indian law must be obtained by the concerned parties.

  2. Other changes in Name:

     1. Clippings of two local newspapers or the gazette notification of the concerned state government as the case may be;
     2. Two public/school documents issued in the desired name (in case of Indians staying in France on long term permanent or work permit, two public documents issued by French government/French school may be accepted)
     3. Affidavit ‘O’

• ADDITIONAL DOCUMENTS FOR CHANGE IN ENTRIES ON PASSPORT AND LOSS/DAMAGED PASSPORT

  1. Appearance, Signature or/and address: Affidavit ‘O’ (Proof of change must be accompanied with a self
     attested document proof copy)
  2. Address Proof - Aadhar Card, or any Government issued IDs or Receipts
  3. Father or Mother Name rectification: Copy of Father or Mother’s passport copy only
  4. ECR to ECNR (For residents having regular status in France only): Copy of matriculation or above certificate

  5. Other cases:

     Loss of passport:

     1. Letter of explanation (circumstance under which loss of passport occurred)
     2. Police declaration in original with Passport Number compulsorily mentioned (which will be kept with the
        Embassy) in case of loss/theft of passport
     3. Annexure ‘F’

     Damaged passport:

     1. Letter of explanation (circumstance under which damage of passport occurred)
     2. Annexure ‘F’

If you wish to apply for Non Objection Certificate click below

Print NOC checklist

Photo Specifications

Photographs should be in colour and strictly as per the specifications below.

• Un-mounted - 2 inch x 2 inch in size.
• Face should cover about 70 to 80% of the photo area.
• Frame Subject with Full Face, Front view, Eyes open
• Taken within the last 6 months to reflect your current appearance.
• The photographs must be clear, well defined and taken against a plain white background.
• Appropriate brightness and contrast showing your skin tones naturally
• Even lighting (no shadows across or behind the face)
• Face must be square to the camera with a neutral expression, neither frowning nor smiling and with your mouth closed.
• If you must wear a head covering for religious reasons, make sure your full facial features are not obscured.
• Non-tinted prescription glasses are allowed as long as your eyes are clearly visible. Make sure that the frame does not cover any part of your eyes. Sunglasses are not acceptable.
• Headphones, wireless hands-free devices, or similar items are not acceptable in your photo.
• Photograph for Child/babies - The photograph should show the baby or child awake, looking straight at the camera with mouth closed and nothing covering the mouth. It should also show both edges of the face clearly (no toys, blankets, chair backs or other people visible) and no hair across the eyes.

Please Note:
There is one self-service Photo-booth available in our Paris and Marseille office.

Processing Time

The Embassy of India and VF Services (UK) Limited cannot, in any circumstances, be held responsible for any applications which are not completed in time for your intended date of departure. Kindly note that obtaining a passport is not automatic; your application may be accepted, modified or refused by the Embassy of India in its full right.

Applications processed individually

Each application is processed individually by the Embassy of India: as a result processing times may vary between applications that appear to be similar. It is particularly frequent for families and groups who have submitted their applications simultaneously to receive their passports with a few days gap.

Minimum processing times

The company VF Services (UK) Limited has no influence over the processing times of a passport application: these depend essentially on the Embassy of India and to a lesser extent on the postal services (in case you have opted for a return courier service). We are therefore not in a position to guarantee maximum processing times. We are only able to communicate minimum processing times, provided for information purposes only.

The Tatkal Procedure

Tatkal cases for lost passports during short visit to France will be accepted in the Embassy only.

Download Form

ONLINE APPLICATION FORM

In order to initiate a passport application, you are required to complete an online form on the Passport Seva website which is operated by the Ministry of External Affairs, Government of India.

For your convenience, please see the Sample Government online passport form for more guidance.

When filling the form please ensure to select the correct Mission (Paris) and passport related service, enter complete information without errors and then proceed to print and sign the hard copy of the application form.

Important Note

Once you have completed the form online, please ensure to note down the Application Reference Number (ARN) and return to the VFS Website to proceed with the subsequent steps to complete the application onward submission process.

Filling or submitting the online form on the Government website does not complete the process - you are required to submit the physical application form and supporting documents to the VFS Application Centre.

How long will my form be valid?

Under instruction from the Indian Government and in order to protect your personal data, your application details would be kept for a maximum of 20 days. It is therefore necessary to submit your application within 20 days of registering online. If we do not receive your application before this period, we would no longer be able to access your data (they will have been deleted) and you would be required to complete a new online form.

ADDITIONAL FORMS

Your application may require additional documents as per your situation or the age of the applicant. You may find all the additional forms on this page.

Overview

This service pertains to registration of birth of a child born outside India to Indian parent(s). Birth has to be registered first with MHA and then with the Embassy of India, Paris.

Fees

Your payment allows you to deposit an application. The latter can be accepted, refused or modified by the Embassy of India in its full right. Once fees have been paid, they cannot be refunded, even in a case of an application refusal or cancellation.

Fees Chart

The price of your application is made up of fixed service charges and variable consular charges. Please consult the fees chart below in order to calculate the total amount to pay. Note that in certain cases bank charges may apply.

Please note additional discount of 10% on passport fee for the fresh passport to children below 8 years and senior citizens above 60 years of age will be applied

Print Fees Brochure Indian Services

Documents Required

Kindly print the check list which corresponds with the service you wish to apply for and attach it with your application. It must be filled in and signed. Incomplete applications will not be accepted.

Please note that you must complete the Birth Registration application before applying for the fist passport

	Print Birth Registration for Newborn Checklist
	Print Passport Issue for Newborn Checklist

Photo Specifications

Photographs should be in colour and strictly as per the specifications below.

• Un-mounted - 2 inch x 2 inch in size.
• Face should cover about 70 to 80% of the photo area.
• Frame Subject with Full Face, Front view, Eyes open
• Taken within the last 6 months to reflect your current appearance.
• The photographs must be clear, well defined and taken against a plain white background.
• Appropriate brightness and contrast showing your skin tones naturally
• Even lighting (no shadows across or behind the face)
• Face must be square to the camera with a neutral expression, neither frowning nor smiling and with your mouth closed.
• If you must wear a head covering for religious reasons, make sure your full facial features are not obscured.
• Non-tinted prescription glasses are allowed as long as your eyes are clearly visible. Make sure that the frame does not cover any part of your eyes. Sunglasses are not acceptable.
• Headphones, wireless hands-free devices, or similar items are not acceptable in your photo.
• Photograph for Child/babies - The photograph should show the baby or child awake, looking straight at the camera with mouth closed and nothing covering the mouth. It should also show both edges of the face clearly (no toys, blankets, chair backs or other people visible) and no hair across the eyes.

Please Note:
There is one self-service Photo-booth available in our Paris and Marseille office.

Processing Time

Embassy of India and VF Services (UK) Limited cannot, in any circumstances, be held responsible for any applications which are not completed in time for your intended date of departure. Kindly note that obtaining a passport is not automatic; your application may be accepted, modified or refused by the Embassy of India in its full right.

Applications processed individually

Each application is processed individually by the Embassy of India: as a result processing times may vary between applications that appear to be similar. It is particularly frequent for families and groups who have submitted their applications simultaneously to receive their passports with a few days gap.

Minimum processing times

The company VF Services (UK) Limited has no influence over the processing times of a passport application: these depend essentially on the Embassy of India and to a lesser extent on the postal services (in case you have opted for a return courier service). We are therefore not in a position to guarantee maximum processing times. We are only able to communicate minimum processing times, provided for information purposes only.

The Tatkal Procedure

Tatkal cases for lost passports during short visit to France will be accepted in the Embassy only.

Download Forms

ONLINE APPLICATION FORM

In order to initiate a passport application, you are required to complete an online form on the Passport Seva website which is operated by the Ministry of External Affairs, Government of India.

For your convenience, please see the Sample Government online passport form for more guidance.

When filling the form please ensure to select the correct Mission (Paris) and passport related service, enter complete information without errors and then proceed to print and sign the hard copy of the application form.

Important Note

Once you have completed the form online, please ensure to note down the Application Reference Number (ARN) and return to the VFS Website to proceed with the subsequent steps to complete the application onward submission process.

Filling or submitting the online form on the Government website does not complete the process - you are required to submit the physical application form and supporting documents to the VFS Application Centre.

How long will my form be valid?

Under instruction from the Indian Government and in order to protect your personal data, your application details would be kept for a maximum of 20 days. It is therefore necessary to submit your application within 20 days of registering online. If we do not receive your application before this period, we would no longer be able to access your data (they will have been deleted) and you would be required to complete a new online form.

ADDITIONAL FORMS

Your application may require additional documents as per your situation or the age of the applicant. You may find all the additional forms on this page.

Overview

Under the Indian Citizenship Act, 1955, Persons of Indian Origin are NOT allowed to hold DUAL Citizenship. If a person had ever held Indian nationality (and Passport) and subsequently voluntarily obtained nationality / Passport of another country, he / she ceases to be an Indian national and is required only to surrender his /her Indian Passport by filling online application https://portal3.passportindia.gov.in/Online/index.html.

The application is to be submitted with VFS alongwith a fess of Euro 23 plus Euro 2/- ICWF plus VFS service fee.

Documents required :

1. Duly completed form (https://portal3.passportindia.gov.in/Online/index.html)
2. Photograph as per Indian Norms
3. Copy & Original of old last Indian passport and latest copy of French (or Foreign) passports.
4. Copy of Nationality / Decree (signed copy) of obtaining Nationality Certificate showing date and method (registration / naturalization etc.) of obtaining Foreign nationality.
5. Address proof (Copy of energy bill, phone bills etc)

It may be noted here that Surrender Certificate is a mandatory document for applying OCI.

Applicants need to submit all documents with VFS (https://services.vfsglobal.com/fra/en/ind/) after taking an appointment (https://services.vfsglobal.com/fra/en/ind/book-an-appointment).

Applicants who have obtained Indian passport after three months of obtaining Foreign / French nationality will be issued passport “Revocation Certificate” instead of passport “Surrender Certificate”, for obtaining Indian passport by suppressing material information about their having foreign nationality and not being eligible for Indian passport. A revocation certificate is not acceptable for applying OCI card [Except those hailing from erstwhile Portuguese territories of India (Goa, Daman, Diu)].

Fees

Your payment allows you to deposit an application. The latter can be accepted, refused or modified by the Embassy of India in its full right. Once fees have been paid, they cannot be refunded, even in a case of an application refusal or cancellation.

Fees Chart

The price of your application is made up of fixed service charges and variable consular charges. Please consult the fees chart below in order to calculate the total amount to pay. Note that in certain cases bank charges may apply. In addition to the service charges penalty fees will be charged in case of violation of passport rules as mentioned in the overview page.

Print Fees Brochure Indian Services

Documents Required

Kindly print the check list which corresponds with the service you wish to apply for and attach it with your application. It must be filled in and signed. Incomplete applications will not be accepted.

Print Passport Surrender Checklist

Photo Specifications

Photographs should be in colour and strictly as per the specifications below.

• Un-mounted - 2 inch x 2 inch in size.
• Face should cover about 70 to 80% of the photo area.
• Frame Subject with Full Face, Front view, Eyes open
• Taken within the last 6 months to reflect your current appearance.
• The photographs must be clear, well defined and taken against a plain white background.
• Appropriate brightness and contrast showing your skin tones naturally
• Even lighting (no shadows across or behind the face)
• Face must be square to the camera with a neutral expression, neither frowning nor smiling and with your mouth closed.
• If you must wear a head covering for religious reasons, make sure your full facial features are not obscured.
• Non-tinted prescription glasses are allowed as long as your eyes are clearly visible. Make sure that the frame does not cover any part of your eyes. Sunglasses are not acceptable.
• Headphones, wireless hands-free devices, or similar items are not acceptable in your photo.
• Photograph for Child/babies - The photograph should show the baby or child awake, looking straight at the camera with mouth closed and nothing covering the mouth. It should also show both edges of the face clearly (no toys, blankets, chair backs or other people visible) and no hair across the eyes.

Please Note:
There is one self-service Photo-booth available in our Paris and Marseille office.

Processing Time

The Embassy of India and VF Services (UK) Limited cannot, in any circumstances, be held responsible for any applications which are not completed in time for your intended date of departure. Kindly note that obtaining a Surrender Certificate is not automatic; your application may be accepted, modified or refused by the Embassy of India in its full right.

Applications processed individually

Each application is processed individually by the Embassy of India: as a result processing times may vary between applications that appear to be similar.

Minimum processing times

The company VF Services (UK) Limited has no influence over the processing times of a Surrender Certificate application: these depend essentially on the Embassy of India and to a lesser extent on the postal services (in case you have opted for a return courier service). We are therefore not in a position to guarantee maximum processing times. We are only able to communicate minimum processing times, provided for information purposes only.

Download Forms

APPLICATION FORM

As a private outsourcing partner of the Embassy of India, Paris, VF Services (UK) Limited has no influence over the content of the application form and are not in a position to modify its content or structure.

Instructions to fill in the application form

• Applicants must fill the form online
• The form should be printed, signed and dated accordingly

Please note that if the supporting documents provided are not satisfactory, the applicant will be asked to provide more documentary evidence.

Access online surrender application form

 

Overview

This service is applicable only to Indian nationals / Indian passport holders and not for those who already hold Foreign / French nationality / passport. The applicant has to apply online at https://indiancitizenshiponline.nic.in/Renounce. Once the citizenship renunciation certificate is issued, the applicant is to surrender his Indian passport as per above procedure. The fees and other Detailed instruction is given in the webportal.

Fees

Your payment allows you to deposit an application. The latter can be accepted, refused or modified by the Embassy of India in its full right. Once fees have been paid, they cannot be refunded, even in a case of an application refusal or cancellation.

Fees Chart

The price of your application is made up of fixed service charges and variable consular charges. Please consult the fees chart below in order to calculate the total amount to pay. Note that in certain cases bank charges may apply. In addition to the service charges penalty fees will be charged in case of violation of passport rules as mentioned in the overview page.

Print Fees Brochure Indian Services

Documents Required

Renunciation of Indian nationality under Section 8 of Indian citizenship Act

This service is applicable only to Indian nationals / Indian passport holders and not for those who already hold Foreign / French nationality / passport. The applicant has to apply online at https://indiancitizenshiponline.nic.in/Renounce. Once the citizenship renunciation certificate is issued, the applicant is to surrender his Indian passport as per above procedure. The fees and other Detailed instruction is given in the above webportal.

Photo Specifications

Photographs should be in colour and strictly as per the specifications below.

• Un-mounted - 2 inch x 2 inch in size.
• Face should cover about 70 to 80% of the photo area.
• Frame Subject with Full Face, Front view, Eyes open
• Taken within the last 6 months to reflect your current appearance.
• The photographs must be clear, well defined and taken against a plain white background.
• Appropriate brightness and contrast showing your skin tones naturally
• Even lighting (no shadows across or behind the face)
• Face must be square to the camera with a neutral expression, neither frowning nor smiling and with your mouth closed.
• If you must wear a head covering for religious reasons, make sure your full facial features are not obscured.
• Non-tinted prescription glasses are allowed as long as your eyes are clearly visible. Make sure that the frame does not cover any part of your eyes. Sunglasses are not acceptable.
• Headphones, wireless hands-free devices, or similar items are not acceptable in your photo.
• Photograph for Child/babies - The photograph should show the baby or child awake, looking straight at the camera with mouth closed and nothing covering the mouth. It should also show both edges of the face clearly (no toys, blankets, chair backs or other people visible) and no hair across the eyes.

Please Note:
There is one self-service Photo-booth available in our Paris and Marseille office.

Processing Time

The Embassy of India and VF Services (UK) Limited cannot, in any circumstances, be held responsible for any applications which are not completed in time for your intended date of departure. Kindly note that obtaining a Surrender Certificate is not automatic; your application may be accepted, modified or refused by the Embassy of India in its full right.

Applications processed individually

Each application is processed individually by the Embassy of India: as a result processing times may vary between applications that appear to be similar.

Minimum processing times

The company VF Services (UK) Limited has no influence over the processing times of a Surrender Certificate application: these depend essentially on the Embassy of India and to a lesser extent on the postal services (in case you have opted for a return courier service). We are therefore not in a position to guarantee maximum processing times. We are only able to communicate minimum processing times, provided for information purposes only.

Download Forms

APPLICATION FORM

As a private outsourcing partner of the Embassy of India, Paris, VF Services (UK) Limited has no influence over the content of the application form and are not in a position to modify its content or structure.

Instructions to fill in the application form

• Applicants must fill the form online – for and manual Annexure it must be filled in block capitals
• The form should be printed, signed and dated accordingly

Please note that if the supporting documents provided are not satisfactory, the applicant will be asked to provide more documentary evidence.

	Access online renunciation application form
	Print Annexure I for Renunciation form